Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Training

Training Outcomes

Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a term used to describe the permanent impacts on the brain and body of individuals prenatally exposed to alcohol during pregnancy resulting in a spectrum of physical, neurological, emotional and behavioural regulation characteristics.

This session will enable you to consider:

• Advice & guidance relating to alcohol
• The impact of alcohol in pregnancy
• Signs and symptoms of FASD
• Pathways for diagnosis
• Strategies and support

Booking Information

You can book onto this training via the ‘Me’ system by searching the keywords of the course title in the learning section. If you do not have access to the ‘Me’ system please email us directly to book.

Please ensure if you are no longer able to attend the training and wish to cancel, you cancel your booking on the ‘Me’ system under “Your Activities” tab in the learning section. This allows places to be made available to other staff that are able to attend this training. If you did not book through the Me system and wish to cancel or unable to do so through the system, please email us.

Please note all our training is subject to change at any time give. We advise you check your emails from us or by checking this page for any updates or changes.